Key details

Make

Kawasaki

Type

Sport Bike

Model

Ninja 400

Colour

Green

Mileage

32,000 km

Condition

Foreign Used

Top Speed

200

Horsepower

49 hp

Powertrain

Internal Combustion

Transmission

Manual

Engine Capacity

400 cc

Number of Gears

6

Number of Cylinders

2

Year of manufacture

2014

Kawasaki Ninja 400 2014 Sport Bike Highlights

• Beginner-Friendly Performance — The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is known for its approachable power delivery, making it a popular choice for new riders. Its 400cc parallel-twin engine offers a good balance of performance and manageability.
• Lightweight and Agile Handling — This model typically features a lightweight chassis and suspension tuned for agility. This contributes to easy maneuverability in urban environments and confidence-inspiring handling on winding roads.
• Fuel Efficient Commuter — The 400cc engine is designed for good fuel economy, making the Ninja 400 an economical option for daily commuting. Riders can expect reasonable mileage between fill-ups.
• Sporty Ergonomics — The Ninja 400 offers sporty ergonomics with clip-on handlebars and a forward-leaning riding position. While sporty, it's generally considered more comfortable for everyday use than pure supersport bikes.
• Reliable Kawasaki Engineering — Kawasaki motorcycles are generally recognized for their reliability and solid build quality. The Ninja 400 benefits from this reputation, offering a dependable riding experience.

Description

• 399cc parallel-twin engine delivers 49 horsepower, offering a good balance of performance for spirited riding and everyday use. • 6-speed manual transmission provides precise gear changes for an engaging riding experience. • Known for its lightweight chassis and agile handling, making it a popular choice for both new and experienced riders. • Fuel-efficient for its class, offering reasonable mileage for city commuting and longer rides. • Foreign used with 32,000 miles, indicating typical usage for a bike of this age and type. • Features a 2-cylinder engine configuration, common in sport bikes for smooth power delivery. • Top speed of approximately 200 km/h, suitable for highway speeds.

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